Jockey Pauley Tops Butte Meeting Mounts and Wins
At mid meet, Pauley leads jockeys with 32 rides and 12 winning mounts. Cavanaugh Warren and Taplin follow in the standings, Rooney and Anderson dropping from the top ten after a strong week. Kilischbaum shows frequent rides but low winnings, while several riders have yet to place in the money.
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Bedwell Leads In List Of Winners At Butte Track
Spahn barely stays ahead of En as Bedwell tops the list of winning owners at the Butte track. Brown and Ferguson follow on the tally while Ray Baar to Renfield and Kootenay trail. Envy wins Treasure Stakes for 2-year-olds. sixteen owners have earned $400+ since the meeting opened. Names include H G Hedwell C Woodford W C Clanes HT Batchelor Co Chicago stables and Montana stables Barney Scheiber W Bt Vincent.
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Northwestern League doubleheader results and racing notes
In Tacoma and Seattle games on August 18, Victoria split with Tacoma after a late finish, while Vancouver edged Seattle in the opener and lost the nightcap. Spokane’s Toner pitched a no hit no run game against Portland, and Hap Myers and Rex Devost of Spokane joined Boston scouts noting Myers' .200 average and 77 steals in 100 games. Big racing card in Beavoine featured Bogorito’s win, Gavotte second, with Amoureux fourth in a one mile five furlongs event.
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Giants Win Easy Victory In Tight National League Race
New York tightens hold on first place as Marquard wins for the leaders. St Louis and Cincinnati games show varied scoring with pitchers Humphries Tyler and Dooin prominent. Philadelphia split a doubleheader with Chicago while Boston, Brooklyn, and other teams follow. Union State defeats Young Buffaloes 4 to 2 in doubleheader action.
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Butte Rivals Defeated At Bridges In Wet Ground
The Tocais beat the Butte City rivals 19 to 4 at Twin Bridges. Pitchers Kentfield and Brown performed well for Twin Bridges while Cassell and Hannon struggled for Butte. Key plays included multiple heads up hits and fielding errors as the rain affected the ball handling.
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Manila Butte Wins Big Coursing Stake
Manila Butte defeats Midnight Belle in the finals of the coursing stake at the park after earlier rounds where Manila Butte beat No Chance while Midnight Belle beat Gold Stone. A large crowd enjoyed the fast action and spirited betting as the Northwest’s top greyhounds competed.
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Coursing Park
Midnight Belle
Midnight Elle
Manila Butte
Raparee
No Chance
Robert Mitchell
Excell
Independent team wins on stronger batting in opener
Butte Independente defeated Lewistown 5 to 3 in Lewistown as Verheyen and Jackson formed the Butte battery while Goins and Olofson stood for Lewistown. Tremblay hit a home run for Butte in chilly conditions. Lewistown left the bases loaded twice and failed to score in key moments.
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Pacific Coast League game details and baseball results
In a Pacific Coast League doubleheader at Portland Los Angeles tied late but fell 4 2 in the first game after a sixth inning call to catch a train. Laverens pitched well for Los Angeles in the opener. Oakland and Vernon split a doubleheader in Oakland with Vernon taking both games 4 0 and 6 0. San Francisco defeated Sacramento 4 1 in the morning and 7 0 in the afternoon. 경기 소식과 선수 교류, 중간 중계 및 경향 요약.
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STAR ROLES TAKEN BY DELL AND LEW
Yesterday's Union association game at Missoula and Great Falls, scheduled with Helena and Salt Lake, were washed out by rain. Miller was late at third when he was ruled out, costing the Giants a potential run. Umpire Brennen drew sharp criticism for several calls, with Clarke and others defending or attacking his decisions.
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Umpire controversy sparks Pirates game at Polo Grounds
George Gibson, famed friend of umpires at the Polo Grounds, backs officiating in disputes with the Pittsburgh Pirates. After yesterday's loss, catcher Gibson condemned calls, noting Owen and Brenner mishaps. Brenner faced key baserunning errors as Snodgrass was tagged out at second twice.
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Association League Formally Launched In Enthusiastic Meeting
Five teams Aveylon Hadger State Miners B U City were named to form a new association football league. James Cumming was chosen secretary and captain of the Miners with a committee including Dave O Connor Archie Harrie Tom Curtise and James Cummins. A schedule for three to four months was planned with a championship goal. A second meeting at Judge Donlan’s courtroom will finalize the organization and invite all interested to attend.
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Olympic record tied at Celtic Park Games
In New York on a August day at Celtic Park, Platt Adams and his brother Benjamin equaled the standing high jump record in the annual track meet, clearing five feet inches after a coin toss for medals. Pat McDonald won the 12-pound shot put with a left hand and had a 9 feet 1% inches best, while Matt McGrath set a hammer throw mark but likely not a record due to missing steel tapes. The world record for hammer remains 179 feet set three years ago by John T. Flanagan.
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National tennis championship opens at Newport
The thirty second national singles championship opens tomorrow with players from coast to coast. The identity of the new champion will be kept secret until eight rounds are played as the singles event proceeds amid an interruption for the doubles final between Raymond D. Little and G. P. Touchard of New York and Maurice J. McTaughlin and Thomas C. Bundy of California. Defending champion William A. Larned of Summit has rheumatism and will not enter, leaving the title open.
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Wolfe Tones Blanked By Shamrock Gaelic Team
The Wolfe Tones, with eight substitutes, were defeated yesterday at Columbia Gardens by a fast Shamrock team. Shamrocks won easily, captained by Jack Mullane while J Sheehan led the Wolfe Tones.
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